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Day One of Leaders To Learn From 2018 – An Education Week Annual Event

April 20, 2018 2:39:12

On April 11-12, 2018, Education Week recognized outstanding district leaders at an exclusive event in Washington, D.C., that also featured presentations and discussions on school leadership and education policy. This video is a compilation of the main-stage presentations from day one. For day two, click here: http://video.edweek.org/detail/video/5775186577001/day-two-of-leaders-to-learn-from-2018-–-an-education-week-annual-event?autoStart=true Leaders To Learn From is a one-of-a-kind live event for leaders in every area of K-12 education. Attendees learn how extraordinary trailblazers in the field are solving problems and driving change in school districts across the U.S. For more information, visit leaders.edweek.org.

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